Bars in London

Tempo offers a sophisticated London experience, blending Asian cuisine with an impressive wine selection. This stylish establishment on Paradise Row is perfect for enjoying expertly crafted drinks and flavorful dishes in a vibrant setting.

amie wine studio at Eccleston Yards is a Belgravia wine bar with a near-perfect 4.9 rating and a natural wine list assembled with genuine taste — a quiet Pimlico courtyard address that has earned one of London's most devoted wine followings through quality, intimacy, and the conviction that the right list is enough.

The Kerfield Arms is a Southwark pub in south London that earns its place in the local geography — a warmly inhabited neighbourhood bar in a part of London that has always been honest about what a local should be.

A Dalston pub on Kingsland High Street that has earned its neighbourhood following through well-kept beer, a genuinely local atmosphere, and the rare quality of feeling like it has always been there.

David Collins Studio's 2008 redesign—silver leaf wall coverings, hammered-mirror panels, a Cubist-patterned wood screen—gives The Connaught Bar a 1920s Viennese grandeur at odds with the hotel's Edwardian exterior, the theatrical room consistently ranked among the world's best hotel bars for its celebrated martini programme.

Bryan O'Sullivan Studio's 2021 Connaught wine bar—deep crimson panelling, burgundy velvet, gilded accents—takes its chromatic cue from a programme of red-hued artworks by female artists, the enveloping warmth of the room creating an intimate gallery atmosphere entirely distinct from the neighbouring Connaught Bar.

Taiwanese beef noodle soup and a Control Room karaoke bar inside the brick undercroft of Battersea Power Station.

Stylish spot whipping up classic Taiwanese noodle dishes, plus a bar & private karaoke rooms.